How to give div ID in Webflow

Assigning IDs to div elements in Webflow allows you to target specific elements for styling or interaction purposes. Here's how you can do it:

Step 1: Access Your Webflow Project

1. Log in to your Webflow account.
2. From your Dashboard, select the project you want to work on.

Step 2: Open the Webflow Designer

1. Inside your selected project, click on the "Designer" button. This will open the Webflow Designer interface where you can edit your website visually.

Step 3: Select the div Element

1. On the canvas, locate the div element you want to assign an ID to.
2. Click on the div element to select it. You'll see its properties and settings displayed in the right panel.

Step 4: Access Element Settings

1. In the right panel, scroll down until you find the "Settings" section.
2. Click on the "Settings" section to expand it.

Step 5: Assign the ID

1. Within the "Settings" section, you'll find an input field labeled "ID." This is where you can assign a unique ID to the selected div element.
2. Enter the desired ID in the input field. Make sure the ID doesn't contain spaces or special characters. You can use lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens, and underscores.

Step 6: Apply Changes

1. After entering the ID, click outside the input field or press Enter. Webflow will automatically save the changes.

Step 7: Preview and Publish

1. To see your changes in action, click the "Preview" button in the upper right corner. This will open a preview of your website in a new tab.
2. Test whether the ID assignment is working as expected. You won't see visual changes from assigning the ID, but it's crucial for targeting the element with custom CSS or interactions.

Step 8: Publish Your Changes

1. If you're satisfied with your edits, click the "Publish" button located at the top of the Webflow Designer to make your changes live on your website.

Congratulations! You've successfully assigned an ID to a div element in Webflow. This ID can now be used in your custom CSS or interactions to target and style the specific element as needed.